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Andrew Broadbent
  • Renter
  • Durham, NH
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Infinite cash on cash, but 3% cap rate

Andrew Broadbent
  • Renter
  • Durham, NH
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So I am interested in getting a multi unit property with my VA loan and renting the units I am not living in.
I am able to find such properties that will cash flow once I move out and offset my costs before hand. Easy. The VA loan calls for no down payment so the cash-on-cash is infinite. However the cap rate on these properties I have found would be 3% at their listed price. If they come down and I raise rent some it could come to maybe 4%. Barring a purchase for half the list price I am not sure how else to raise the cap rate.

So is the cap rate that important if I have no money in the property?

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